The wait is finally over! My anticipated sequel, Looked Down Upon: A Masked Wickedness is available for purchase. I am thrilled that the second book of the Looked Down Upon series is published and for sale. The novel will be available in three forms: ebook, paperback, and hardback. It’s such a satisfying feeling to be […]
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I didn’t think I possessed leadership qualities as a child. Growing up, when I was around neurotypical kids, I was the timid, quiet, student who didn’t speak up unless called on by the teacher. I wasn’t assertive, didn’t want to bring attention to myself, and most of all, I didn’t want to say the wrong
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My sequel novel to Looked Down Upon: The Exiled Kin is coming soon. I hope those of you reading this are as ecstatic as I am. This book only took me a year and a half compared to four years for my debut novel. I think the biggest difference is I let go of my
Life is often a paradox and full of contradictions. Many people are walking contradictions where they say something but do something else that goes against their values or words. People are complicated and some are even hypocrites. However, it’s not always simple. Most folks want to be healthy and lose weight, but want to eat
Many of you know by now that I’m a proud writer. I’ve written poems, short stories, and even a book. However, I have other hobbies as well. Some have referred to me as a Jack of all trades, master of none. Which I can’t disprove that notion. Below, I attached a picture of an abstract
A great man once taught me to never give up. On television it was the professional wrestler turned Hollywood movie star John Cena. That was his catchphrase on WWE. So, as an avid fan, it stuck with me. With my disability, there were definitely doubters that hindered my self-esteem and confidence that I could go
Happy Mother’s Day to all those loving mothers. Anyone who knows me is that I’m a proud mama’s boy and I’d be the first to tell you. Hey sons there’s no shame in loving your mother and celebrating her a bit extra on mother’s day. Show some appreciation for the person who gave it all.
Autism Acceptance Month is almost at an end, but my autism doesn’t disappear at the end of April. In fact, we’re stuck with each other as long as I live. It’s okay, I’ve learned to accept my disability as a part of my being and personality. Which I couldn’t have imagine being the case just
Happy Easter everyone! It’s feels odd to say that when it’s still March. I don’t remember the last time Easter wasn’t in April. Anyway, I hope you all have grand plans to spend time with your family and or friends. I know I’ll be enjoying some great food, but I’m trying to avoid sweets so
The Grand Stage is the platform of the arts! Now, you all know by now I’ve been an appreciator of the arts for as long as I could walk. However, I’ve always been a nervous nelly when it comes to performing on the grand stage. You see unlike one of my favorite athletes of all
